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New Jersey Law Journal

NJ Government Shutdown Hits the Courts

Chief Justice Stuart Rabner late Sunday issued an order declaring the Superior Court, Appellate Division, Tax Court and Administrative Office of the Courts closed as of July 1, "except for emergent court matters and such other essential functions and supporting operations as may be determined" by him.
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New York Law Journal

New Court Officers Get Their First Assignments

One hundred and seventeen new court officers graduated from the academy in Albany last week and they're already being assigned throughout the state.
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New Jersey Law Journal

24 Confirmed to NJ Judicial Posts

The New Jersey Senate on Thursday confirmed 17 of Gov. Chris Christie's nominations to the Superior Court bench, four for the Court of Workers' Compensation, and three administrative law judges.
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New York Law Journal

Comment on Commercial Division Proposals Sought

The Commercial Division Advisory Council is seeking public comment on a proposed rules amendment and proposed updates to a stipulation and order form.
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New York Law Journal

Q&A With Fidel Del Valle, Head of the NYC Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings

Fidel F. Del Valle has been involved with OATH since its inception and was named its commissioner and chief administrative law judge in 2014. He discussed how OATH has adapted to its growing role over the years and its plans for the future.
13 minute read

New York Law Journal

NYC Courts Get New Security Chief

Michael Senese, the newly appointed chief of security for courts within New York City, was sworn in Tuesday at a ceremony at the Bronx Criminal Court.
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Daily Business Review

Should Florida Change How It Picks Supreme Court Justices?

This year's constitution revision process is a chance to shake things up, professors suggested at the Florida Bar Convention.
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New York Law Journal

Q&A With Gerald Lebovits

Acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gerald Lebovits suspected that many judges struggled with the pressures of the job. So he began researching the topic and wrote what became the June cover story of the New York State Bar Association's Journal: "Judicial Wellness: The Ups and Downs of Sitting New York Judges."
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Supreme Court Brief

The Roberts Court Hasn't Reargued Many Cases. That Could Change

The possibility that the U.S. Supreme Court will rehear a set of cases—including several immigration disputes—looms over the justices as the term moves into its final weeks.
12 minute read

Daily Business Review

Chief Justice Lauds Political Leaders for Florida Judiciary's First Pay Boost in a Decade

Chief Justice Jorge Labarga thanked legislators and the governor for implementing a pay raise for judges.
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